The Chirrorgarh Fort is the city’s main attraction, spanning 700 acres and a 13-kilometer radius. The fort has 84 bodies of water and 113 temples. When one approaches the fort from the back, one is simply awestruck by its massive size. There are many way to go chitter and explore the historical places. You can go through bus , train from Udaipur to Chittor. And the best way to visit all the places in chittor book you Udaipur to chittorgarh tour by Atithi cabs.
- Be Astounded by the Magnificence of Chittorgarh Fort
The Chittor Fort’s architecture is inspired by a fish. It is India’s largest fort and Asia’s third largest. Despite being mostly derelict, it still stands tall and strong. It was subjected to numerous attacks (27) and was besieged three times, but it could not be robbed of its grandeur.
The military planning and strategic understanding held by the great rulers and warriors of those times are both commendable and noteworthy.
- Visit Chittor’s Temples and Palaces
The Chittor Fort Complex is enormous. I would recommend giving special attention to the Kalika Mata Temple, Jain Temple, and Meera Temple.
Aside from the temples, there are several other architectural marvels in Chittorgarh that should not be missed. Among the most exquisite are:
- Kirti Stambha
- Vijaya Satambh
- Padmini Palace
- Rana Kumbha Palace
- Immerse yourself in the history of The Chittor Fort
Chittorgarh has a long and illustrious history. A strange sense of belonging crept in as we walked through the ruins and structures of the fort with our Government Approved guide (DO NOT hire unapproved guides). This is the same location where, in 1303, 16000 courageous women—young and old—led by the fabled queen Padmini committed mass suicides (Jauhar) in order to flee disrespect and atrocities committed by Alauddin Khilji and his soldiers. You can visit most historical places to book the best travel agency in Udaipur that provide the chitter tour and explore all most visited places.
The fort of Chittor, Meera Bai, a Rajput princess and devoted devotee of Lord Krishna, was her marital residence. Your mind is compelled to go back in time and relive the peace that surrounded her home and place of worship. The invaders destroyed all of the idols within the fort, but despite this, the fort still demands respect and maintains its glory.
